Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-01-21
PERSONALS.
Mr.. s. Dinsmore is teaching
German in Moberly.

German in Moberly.
John 81. Lagle, of Linderville
was allowed his pension Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Updyke returned
from keokuk last Friday.
w. G.. Fout returned from Kans
as City Friday morning.
j. R. Dover and r. Lowe were
in town Wednesday.
G. A. Spencer, of LaPlata, was
In town Saturday.
J. W. Cupp made us a substan.
tial business call Saturday morn
ing.
F. B. Hartzler, merchant of
Sticklerville, was in town Satur-
day and reports business good.
j. n. Crawford was called to
Memphis Wednesday of last week,
by the death of his aged father.
EJohn Whitman, NJ. B. Whitman,
and ]. V. Vansickle, of Shibley's
Point were in town Friday of last
week.
S. j. Miller and S. C. Draper
started to Illinois yesterday morn
ing where they go to purchase a
French draft horse.
Alex. Doneghy was in town last
Thursday night looking after his
interest at this place. -Greencas-
tie Independent.
Miss Effie Crenshaw who has
been visiting Miss Rosa Chapman
of Trenton, for several days re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Chas. Brown, who has been at
Leoti, Kansas, for several months,
returned to Kirksville Friday
morning and will remain some
time.
R. P. May. who is teaching the
Marques school, made our Office
call Saturday. He reports & fine
! terary society in that neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford, of
Prairie Bi d, and niece, Mrs.
Brownell, of Sacramento, Cal,
were in town yesterday and called
at the GRAPHIC office.
Sherman Reynolds, one of
Greentop's live business young
men, was in Kirksville Wednes-
day, making some poultry ship
ments to New York City.
Mrs, r. R. Glasgow and son
Charles of Bullion were in town
Saturday and called at the
GRAPHIC office. Mrs. G. thinks of
moving to kirksville to educate
her two sons yet at home.
Wednesday of last week G. B.
Cunningham made the fastest
time on record from Walnut town
ship to Kirksville and return. He
left home at l o'clock and made
the round trip, thirty-two mile in
five hours.
JESSE Roscoe, of Adair, and J.
G. Guy, of Brashear, were in town
Wednesday and called to see US.
Mr.. Guy as been confined to his
home for about six weeks by a fall
which broke two of his ribs.
Lieut.. P. NJ. B. Travis, who is
stationed at Fort Sully, Oak,
writes us that the winter is very
severe there with an unusual
amount of snow, and that the ther-
mometer was 800 below zero
number of times last week.
Lon Taylor, of Sticklersville,
passed though town Wednesday
night. He had two cars IF stock
hogs which he was taking to Car
roll county, where he, and his
brother Wilbert are feeding 100
steers and nearly 400 hogs for the
spring market.
Mr.. Fl. III. Tnbbs, civil engineer,
with the Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad. was in town several days
this week on business for his COM
pany. He thinks the Atchison
line will certainly be built at an
early cay, as that road must have
a direct route to Chicago.
Rev. F. r. Farrand, pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Gin
ton. Mo. assisted Rev. Williamson
in the protracted meeting at the
Presbyterian church in this place
last week. In company with Rev.
Williamson. he made the GRAPHIC
sancturn a pleasant call Saturday
morning.
Ed. Ely has been quite i'll fol-
several days, having had a severe
attack OF pneumonia Monday of
last week. At this writing he is